Things to do
The south-west region is home to world-class wineries and an unspoiled coastline that is accompanied by stunning inland rivers and majestic tall-timber forests. The remarkable 135-kilometer-long Cape to Cape Track is a must-visit, leading to the awe-inspiring Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, standing tall as Australia's tallest mainland lighthouse.
The nearby town of Busselton, only 15 minutes from Summer of 81, is famous for its remarkable 1.8km long jetty, proudly holding the title of being the longest timber jetty in the entire southern hemisphere. Families will find the city especially appealing due to its safe swimming beaches and excellent amenities.
A short drive or cycle from Summer of 81, Dunsborough captures hearts with its picturesque coves and an expanse of sandy beach. The region is surrounded by scenic regional parks and enjoys its status as a gateway to some of the world's best surfing beaches, enchanting caves, and exquisite food producers.
Merchant & Maker
Dunsborough’s general store - a local community hub of specialty coffee, artisan food, gifts and groceries.
Busselton Jetty
Busselton Jetty is the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere and is one of the most popular tourist destinations for those visiting Busselton.
Bungalow Social & Wine Room
Enjoy Sourdough pizza and local organic wines at this laid back, nostalgic venue in Dunsborough. Only a short drive from Summer of 81